Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-08-31

DIR. Valerius & Co. made shipment
of car of fine horses to Michigan last
week.
A bouncing boy-baby was born
Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamm,
First ward.
"A. Altrogge has removed his stock OF
clothing to the west store in Chappelrs
new block
&C. Hemming threshed 902 bushels
of oats for r. Williams, of Piperville, in
Al hours.
Mrs. J. Ii. Keyes has been elected
secretary of the Eau Claire Woman's
Suffrage club.
Call and see the elegant line of cam
vas and woven wire cots just received at
E. w. Schultz's.
Otto Haas, agent here for the Singer
company, left his horse and wagon at
Jefferson yesterday and has disappeared.
Henry Stylow and Miss Hermine
Noske were married at the German M. E.
church last Friday evening by the Rev.
@. L. Limper.
Fred Vullmahn has removed here
from Milwaukee and will have general
supervision of the commission business of
his father-in-law, w. Bucbheit.
Don't buy until you see the largest
and most elegant line of rattan chairs
ever brought to this city, which expect
in few days. E. w. Schultz.
IS. E. Sleeper attends to the barley
market at Elba for the Watertown Eleva-
tor company and has taken in from $500
to 5000 bushels day at that station.
The Wisconsin Free Methodists are
holding their annual conference at Mar
shall, and in connection camp meeting,
upon the old camp ground near the depot.
Our new fall and winter ready-made
clothing has arrived; everybody come and
see the largest stock in the city at rock
bottom prices. Don't forget the place.
SCHIFFLER Il QUENTMEYER.
The suit of Bertha Goeldner against
her husband, Julius Goeldner, of Milwau-
kee, for divorce on playground of alleged
non-support, was called in the Milwaukee
county court last Wednesday. The cou-
pie were married October 1885.
Our townsman, John Beynon, has in-
vented a -four aspirator, which is highly
spoken of by all the millers who have ex-
amined its merits. The machine separ-
ates a grade of -four from the bran. Mr..
Beynon has applied for patent.
Great interest is manifested among
the Germans over the Skat tournament
to be held at Schlitz Park, Milwaukee,
September II. The Watertown club,
composed of Messrs. Sproesser, Rohr,
Terbrueggen, Meier, Miller and Schoppe,
will no doubt be represented on the occa-
sion.
Monday afternoon the 3:45 freight
train on the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway going south, in making fly
near the coal shed in the yard here, went
off theltrack, derailing nine cars, five of
which were more OF less demolished, and
tearing up some fifty feet of the platform
at the depot No trains were detained
by the accident, and no one was hurt.
j. B. johnson, brother of Mrs. j. A.
Chadwick, for more than twenty-five years
an engineer on the c., M. & st. 2. road,
met with serious accident at Wabasha,
Mimi, on the Oath inst, by which both
bones of the leg were broken between the
knee and ankle. The broken bones were
badly splintered and protruded through
the flesh, causing an ugly wound. Mr..
Johnson's back was also injured some
what, but not seriously, and he is doing
as we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.
There has been a gradual increase
of business at the table mandatory OF
Edward Blaesius, situated in the Seventh
ward. Mr.. Blaesius started his factory
few years ago with $3.50, and he has now
reached point where nine men are en-
ployed. There is here good chance to
largely increase the volume of business
with the aid of little capital. $4,000
invested in the establishment would Gre
ate a demand for largely increased
number of men and bring good return
to the city and the investors.
"A dispatch to The Sentinel dated
Waukesha, August 26, says:a
ct. L. Boyd and Miss Lottie Farnham,
of Chicago, while driving to Pewaukee
this evening, met with an accident caused
by the horse running away, by which
both were quite severely injured, Miss
Farnham sustaining a broken leg and
Mr.. Boyd being badly bruised about the
head and face. They were endeavoring